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'list' Literals and Conversions
How to specify "list" values in Python code?
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"list" values can be specified using "list" literals or
the list() conversion function as shown in this tutorial:
1. "list" literals in [v1, v2, ...] format as shown below:
>>> ["Age", 25] ['Age', 25] >>> ["Age", 25, True, None] ['Age', 25, True, None]
2. list() function converting a list of values to "list":
>>> list(("Age", 24, True, None)) ['Age', 24, True, None]
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